The correct answer is      (B.)  ExxonMobil

That's right, ExxonMobil brought in record profits of $1,300 per second last year. The firm's profits -- attributed to "strong results in all business segments" -- were larger than the GDP of over 60% of the countries in the world, and its revenues of $300 billion were only surpassed by the GDPs of the richest 27 countries. Meanwhile, the firm currently trades with a price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) of only 12.

It's no surprise then that P/E-based funds, like the WisdomTree Low P/E Index Fund (AMEX: EZY), weigh ExxonMobil particularly heavy in their portfolios.

The fund begins with the most prodigious earnings generators in the large-cap universe and then only selects those with the lowest P/E ratios in the group. Overall, EZY's diversified portfolio of nearly 700 stocks sports a compelling average P/E of just 11 and offers an above-average yield of 2.6%. More importantly, backtested data shows shareholders would have seen outsized gains of +11.9% annually over the past five years.

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